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Advent Devotionals

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Prepare your heart for Christmas with Advent devotionals. Pause, reflect and celebrate the hope and joy of Jesus' coming together. For daily readings through December, also see our Christmas devotionals, or browse the full Christmas range.

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel: A Liturgy For Daily Worship From Advent to Epiphany
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel: A Liturgy For Daily Worship From Advent to Epiphany
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Unwrapping the Names of Jesus: An Advent Devotional
Unwrapping the Names of Jesus: An Advent Devotional
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The 25 Days of Christmas: A Family Devotional to Help You Celebrate Jesus
The 25 Days of Christmas: A Family Devotional to Help You Celebrate Jesus
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Repeat the Sounding Joy: A Daily Advent Devotional on Luke 1-2
Repeat the Sounding Joy: A Daily Advent Devotional on Luke 1-2
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Everyday Gospel Christmas Devotional
Everyday Gospel Christmas Devotional
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Frequently asked questions

When does Advent start in 2026?
Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas. In 2026, the first Sunday of Advent is 29 November, and Advent runs until Christmas Eve.
What is an Advent devotional?
An Advent devotional is a set of daily Bible readings and reflections for the weeks leading up to Christmas. Most start on 1 December or the first Sunday of Advent and run to Christmas Day, helping you focus on the meaning of Jesus' coming.
What are good Advent devotionals for families and kids?
Family favourites include The Advent Storybook, The Jesus Storybook Bible Christmas Collection and The 25 Days of Christmas. They pair a short Bible story with questions or activities you can do together each day.
What do the four Advent candles mean?
In many traditions, the four candles stand for hope, peace, joy and love, lit one each Sunday of Advent. Three are usually purple and one pink, with a white Christ candle lit on Christmas Day.